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The House left Washington without acting on artificial-intelligence regulation, despite calls from lawmakers and AI executives for safeguards. Members said the Senate could still advance legislation before the election, but no bill had been released.
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Representative urging the House to remain in session and pursue AI safeguards
Senator working with Cruz and Thune on an AI safety bill
Representative joining Democrats in a letter urging House leaders to advance AI guardrails
President opposing restrictive AI regulations
Senate Majority Leader working on an AI safety bill
House Minority Leader addressed by lawmakers seeking action on AI legislation
Senate Commerce Committee chair working on an AI safety bill
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Representative urging the House to remain in session and pursue AI safeguards
Senator working with Cruz and Thune on an AI safety bill
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President opposing restrictive AI regulations
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